Providence Fire Department KY

Providence Fire Department KY Providence Fire Dept-EMS is committed to serving the citizens of our community

To ensure our emergency responders—including our volunteers—remain qualified to operate our expensive apparatus, we cond...
08/14/2026

To ensure our emergency responders—including our volunteers—remain qualified to operate our expensive apparatus, we conduct annual driver training. This mandatory training is essential for demonstrating the competence required to safely operate our vehicles.

Finally outfitted, inspected and made its maiden voyage. Welcome EMS 5
08/13/2026

Finally outfitted, inspected and made its maiden voyage. Welcome EMS 5

It was a pleasure to join the Providence Police Department Ray-Agent and Heath Martin and City Council member Chip Palme...
08/12/2026

It was a pleasure to join the Providence Police Department Ray-Agent and Heath Martin and City Council member Chip Palmer this morning to welcome our students back for the 26-27 school year! We love being part of this tradition and seeing all the smiling faces—and yes, even those sleepy ones! We’re wishing all our students, teachers, and staff a safe, happy, and successful year ahead. 🚒📚

Today Providence Fire Department visited West View Apartments for a splash-tastic Kids Camp day! Our crew spent the afte...
07/28/2026

Today Providence Fire Department visited West View Apartments for a splash-tastic Kids Camp day! Our crew spent the afternoon with kids teaching important fire safety and prevention tips, answering curious questions, and showing how firefighters keep families safe. The highlight? Letting the kids cool off and play with the fire hose—big smiles, big laughs, and lots of water!

Huge thanks to West View Apartments for hosting and to the families and campers who joined in. Remember: practice your escape plan, check your smoke alarms, and stay safe. See you at the next community event! 🚒💦🔥👨‍🚒👩‍🚒

As we celebrated the 250th anniversary of a free America, we began loading firework racks at 10:00 a.m. and faced every ...
07/05/2026

As we celebrated the 250th anniversary of a free America, we began loading firework racks at 10:00 a.m. and faced every obstacle imaginable — extreme heat and humidity, sudden rain and fierce winds, multiple fire calls that left only two of us available for wiring, and ambulance calls that pulled two more away. We even had to pause the show at the 10 minute mark when unsupervised children ran toward the display.

Despite all that, we rose to the challenge and still finished in time for our 9:00 p.m. show. It was a great display, and I’m proud of what we accomplished.

A heartfelt thank-you to the firefighters who came in on their day off, and special thanks to Melvin Fulkerson, Mia VanCleve, Mike Ashcraft, Dustin Winstead, Joshua Taylor, Jacob Weaver, Nate Perry, Lee Jenkins, Gregg Bland — for loading and wiring. Thank you also to our local tourism committee for providing the resources that made this event possible. Your support, along with everyone’s hard work and professionalism, ensured a safe and successful celebration.

07/02/2026

⛳ Friendly Reminder from Providence Municipal Golf Course

To help us keep our course safe, clean, and enjoyable for everyone, we’d like to remind all golfers of a few important golf cart policies.

🚙 Course-owned golf carts must remain on Providence Municipal Golf Course property at all times. While we do not have control over members using their personal golf carts, all golf carts owned by the course are not permitted to leave the property.

🧹 Please help us keep our carts clean. Before returning your golf cart, take a moment to:
• Remove all personal belongings.
• Throw away any trash.
• Leave the cart ready for the next golfer to enjoy.

We appreciate everyone’s cooperation and respect for our equipment. Thank you for helping us take pride in our course and provide the best experience possible for all of our guests! 💚🏌️‍♂️

Good evening,As we begin a new fiscal year, I am proud to announce a significant upgrade to the Providence Fire Departme...
07/02/2026

Good evening,

As we begin a new fiscal year, I am proud to announce a significant upgrade to the Providence Fire Department’s fleet. We have officially replaced the original EMS 5—a white Ford F-350 with a small box that has been in service since the 1990s—with a state-of-the-art Dodge 450 Type 1. This new unit features a modern door-forward design, representing a vital investment in the health, safety, and efficiency of our emergency services.

This milestone was made possible through the continued support of the Mayor Tom Glover and the City Council. I would also like to thank the Webster County Sheriff's Deputies for doing a vehicle inspection with-in 2 hours after delivery. We are deeply grateful for their commitment to ensuring our department has the tools necessary to protect our community.

I would also like to take this opportunity to recognize the dedicated individuals whose expertise has kept our EMS fleet operational and effective over the years. Special thanks go to Bradley Curry for his instrumental work with EMS 6 (a Type 1 Chevy) and EMS 7 (a Type 3 Ford). I also want to commend Steve Burns for his leadership in managing the remount of EMS 7. Their hard work and dedication exemplify the spirit of service that defines our department.

Thank you to everyone who contributes to making our emergency services stronger every day.

Fire Chief
Cameron Brown

Today, we conducted a challenging training exercise in coordination with Search and Rescue on the Tradewater River. We n...
07/01/2026

Today, we conducted a challenging training exercise in coordination with Search and Rescue on the Tradewater River. We navigated inflatables four miles upstream, providing insightful hands-on experience in technical maneuvering that we don’t get to practice often enough. It was an excellent opportunity to sharpen our skills and strengthen our inter-agency coordination.

It has been a strong 72 hours for the B-Shift. Tying up loose ends on this beautiful HOT Sunday. From training to runnin...
06/29/2026

It has been a strong 72 hours for the B-Shift. Tying up loose ends on this beautiful HOT Sunday. From training to running calls, the past 3 days have been action packed! All trucks are clean and we have a clean station for the on coming crew. We love what we do and we are happy to serve you. The final to-do is have an end of shift meeting to discuss the big things happening for the month of July! We can’t wait to see everyone at the 4th of July celebration and can’t wait for you to see the awesome firework show we have planned! Stay safe and hydrated 🚒🚑

Today's heat advisory is the first day in an extended period of extreme heat extending through at least most of the week...
06/29/2026

Today's heat advisory is the first day in an extended period of extreme heat extending through at least most of the week ahead. Get prepared and stay hydrated 🚒

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Providence, KY
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